The BBPA encourages its members and other British-Bangladeshis to continually develop their skills by organizing educational and development training workshops and seminars. For example, our Job Fair for Ethnic Minority Graduates consisted of a programme of workshops designed to ease the transition of ethnic minority graduates from higher education to professional careers. The project was partly funded by the Kings Cross Community Development Project and included participation from leading graduate employers such as ABN Amro Bank, the Civil Services, the Armed Forces and the Metropolitan Police.

The BBPA has worked with community organisations in project to encourage educational attainments within the Bangladeshi community. For example, we have worked with the Tower Hamlets Education Business Partnerships (EBP) to pilot a mentoring programme for 14-15 year old GCSE students of Bangladeshi origin. The programme was launched in two schools in Tower Hamlets, and aimed to help students develop their self-confidence, broaden their horizons, provide general assistence in supporting study, preparation for examinations and decision making The mentors were drawn from the BBPA membership, with training provided by the EBP

The BBPA's calendar of social events provides a forum for young British-Bangladeshi professionals to gather, exchange views and share experiences. These have included a garden parties in Central London, lunches at prestigious Bangladeshi restaurants, gala dinners and the immensely popular biannual Thames Cruise. These events usually feature prominent Bangladeshis who are encouraged to take about their life experiences with a view to acting as role models.

The BBPA actively supports charitable organisations that are engaged in educational and social projects both in the United Kingdom and Bangladesh. For example, we have raised funds for projects such as the Action Aid Bangladesh Floor Relief Project, Asian Women's Gardening Project and the Mayor of Camden's Charitable Trust.

The BBPA has participated in the Kings Cross Forum, an organization that attempts to channel the opinions of the diverse range of ethnic and community organisations in the London's Kings Cross area to key planning decisions being made under the Government's Single Regeneration Budget.

The BBPA is committed to increasing the awareness of Bengali cultural heritage amongst the second-generation British-Bangladeshis who represent the membership of the BBPA, and to the wider UK community. For example, we have collaborated with the award winning Waves Dance Company to present a production of Rain - a music and dance performance event that represented a fusion of Bengali traditions with western contemporary themes.

The BBPA hosts a highly successful electronic discussion group members@bbpa.co.uk that is also used to disseminate community events and current job vacancies.